Young Arjun Singh is a dreamer - he has always dreamt of becoming a renowned singer. Although the folks in his small village of Jaislmer are acquainted by his singing capabilities, he has never been recognized. Well not until Naina, a tourist, changes his fate. She convinces Arjun to try his luck in the big city of Mumbai.

After giving it some thought he finally decides to leave for Mumbai but soon discovers that life is not easy as it seems in the music industry.

The only two people who stand by him in his hour of need are Naina and her mother who both believe in his talent.

Arjun now yearns for that one single opportunity which will turn him into a singing sensation. Fortunately he does not have to wait too long cause lady luck comes in the form of Bobby, the beautiful daughter of a very rich business tycoon. She decides to promote this young man.

Thus Arjun's long awaited dream finally comes true as he becomes an overnight singing star but in the process Bobby falls in love with our handsome hero.

She plans to marry him without realizing that Arjun is actually in love with Naina.

Torn between the two young beautiful ladies, Arjun must now decide which direction to take and that folks make up the climax of this absorbing emotional drama.

Surprisingly, director Deepak Anand has managed to give this love triangle a fresh new look in an era where age old love triangles are being continuously released.

Performances by all three lead stars are simply stunning considering that all three are new on the Bollywood scene.

Acting capabilities by the dashing Nakul looks very convincing. He is extremely photogenic, excels in the stunts scenes and is extremely light on his feet in the song and dance sequences.

In Nakul one can see all the traits of a star in the making. Believe it or not but this young man will certainly reach the top in Bollywood one day.

As for Aarti Chhabria, she is a real natural and for a debutante she deserves a pat on the back.

Last but not the least comes Kim Sharma who effortlessly managed to act out the role of a rich possessive spoilt brat with pure élan!

Music by Nadeem Shravan deserves a special mention. His rich musical score amalgamates beautifully with the narrative of the film.

Deepak Anand has definitely achieved what he originally set out to do in terms of a polished storyline - fresh faces and excellent cinematography - ending up with a product that is an all round entertainer. Worth a trip to your local cinema for this one!

Reviewed By: Manish Gajjar
(BBC Shropshire's Bollywood Specialist).